Telegram-herald., 1887-08-30

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ara noN ssrsprIse4 "a flae 6ssnszs
sA4piss. - "a as -. - 800 n 1915.
hAt iacEsasis I - e. - 60 T. Isse. sad
IS rs 3-rsszs r4se Il iesrea-se fs dss.1zes
snes IN ioEry-seTen years. HIS IS h
excess q tas grow.h 0i P5p@l4saon oI
aaY u -he aeiee seFiag Ps~sfs- tre4s
bxit@ia. Alr. Kane s@ys. a0u1ie4 hsr
Porui11lsa ln n1ty-oae years. t4s Asta-
s1-aA&s IA hly-tuo ysars, AssEFi4 in
saEF snd 0ae-Aaif years. De1mafk tn
nfls-lcGE yezTs. e. zilU in stl-ty one
{ years. W4is ETaaee requires tvo
Aaa e pears q double aer pogai2tion
- gFesszt ra5es. IL. essigYssloa sr0m
+ t4s sEaDifs sA8as a slssg ara marked
F decrease s4ses iocl. from unlch f4c1
ar. kli8s sFgses tlss 0igasr tie ss0-
neUlct.l con1 4ou a SseTEl4Ay hEs iEs-
gFos e1. sae attractive force # America
> hLs decreased. Or Bismarck colohiAl
policy -s pfeRiag s4ccessfuL 4lls pol
iey = aes1-lg via universal 2pPrOf Il
-.s0agAsal ts.s empiFe-
lae l5eraan Colsnial Association,
toTAle4 tsTa Tezzs ago, spreza Hi-h
7 grs@I rspl4lsy. fAe lrst asqaEsitlcn
aas a. A.1e 81 Bremen arm o. tr-a-leTs.
tAo AEsa 5e.lg go banaFea German
square nlslss ia SoGla Africa The
a a. a
nitlgn from the home Government. and
ssLer traders spee<lly followed the
I example. possessions being tAus &C
/ quired ia EAST Africa. CAMERON,
Angrs, PeSuena and 0tser South Sea
Islands Il > proposed tAat AL aSsOci-
aEl0ns aad companies which are en-
dczE 0riag u promote German colonial
Interests s1sl be federated, and the
I question:, Mr.. kaine says. Will Dc con
sicsercd az a meeting shortly to Be held
In BeFiin- The Government had TO
Gently ssbsS4ized two lines of steam
safps % rua betEeen the parent country
and -he colonies, and third line has
last been established by private enter
prise between Hamburg and the Congo.
MIR. k2ane describes another colonial
enterprise Of a novel character, which
nOw ls in successful operation. Three
or four years ago, be says. several hun-
dred thousand tramps infested Ger
many and drew from the people many
| millions annually bestowed IN charity
A clergyman 6rst suggested the plar
Of eolonlziog these people. and witt
the ald OF men OF wealth secured tracts
OF waste or partly-caitivated land il
VestPhalia. where he organized {
Nv WorkEnen's Colony"
Local committees were everywhere
formed 10 counsel the Withholding d
aims and the bestowal of an eqaivalent
sum 70 the new colonial enterprise
The plan worked wei, and tramp,
were compelled TO ennigrate to the col
Ony IA large Numbers. There they
were washed, provided with clothing
and furnished with employment a.
farm lsborers. Gradually IN the pro
gress Of colonization they found worl
At their respective trades, and many o
them became useful members Of society
The rest found their way TO the work
houses. Ths Emperor and many inhu
eDtisl men OF the empire took deer
interest IA the matter. and at preseB
such csloases are established IN al thi
colonies and States OF Germany.
Ar. RaiRe discusses cxhaustively ths
coRdisicn cf German trade and indus
tries and The influences. including Ia,
new pontical policy of thee overnment
which are Affecting them lie find
tE1t manufacturers are cCruplainln.
ra0re Of low prices than Of want of op
Porsunity TO dispose Of their goods
TIE prices obtained DO not yield th
desired profits. bat nearly all branche
Of manufacture have plenty OF work
ard new industrial esta oHshTneats AT
beiaS erected.-B0stoD HGtclszsaa.